Seriously, I Can Make That SVG

Seriously, I Can Make That Crafting Shirt SVG

Recently, I had an opportunity to sell some of the crafts that I make at a local craft fair. As I was getting all of my supplies ready for the craft fair, I decided that I really wanted to make shirts for my sister and me so we could match. I spent way more time than I should have trying to come up with something to put on our shirts.

After I had stressed over what saying I should put on the shirts for days, it finally hit me! I should put my favorite and probably overused saying, “I Can Make That”. So, I got busy designing a crafting shirt SVG that says just that to put onto the shirts! When I had finished the SVG and pressed the iron-on vinyl onto the shirts I was SO happy with the way they turned out!

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What You Need!

Cricut Supplies Used!

FYI!

Before you begin ironing on the crafting shirt SVG be SURE to visit The Cricut Heat Guide. This handy online guide will help you know exactly how long you should press the specific vinyl that you’re using.

What To Do!

To begin the super cute crafting shirt you need to download the free SVG file from The Pattern Stash and upload it into Cricut Design Space. Need help doing this? Check out my post How To Upload SVG Files to Cricut Design Space for step-by-step instructions! Once loaded into Cricut Design Space make sure to lay your iron on vinyl with the carrier sheet (the plastic side) DOWN on the cutting mat. Also, after you click the Make It button you need to click the Mirror button on the next screen (see arrow on below picture).

Click Mirror Image Button In Cricut Design Space


Once you have your crafting shirt SVG cut and ready take your shirt and fold in half and press so you can see exactly where the middle is.

Press Shirt In Half

Next, measure 3 inches down from the collar to know where the top of the crafting shirt SVG should go.

Measure 3 Inches Down From Shirt Collar

Then after you’re happy with the placement use your heat press and press the vinyl onto your shirt or bag.

Next, remove the plastic carrier from the vinyl.

And….then you’re done! Your shirt or bag is complete and so cute!

Wasn’t this so easy to make? This super cute shirt is the perfect shirt for any crafter! Now it’s your turn to make this super easy crafting shirt or bag! And…don’t forget to grab your FREE crafting shirt SVG available in The Pattern Stash! Just fill out the below form and instantly receive an email with the password!

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